Pacific Palms (DISTRICT), NSW Details

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A district extending along the coast from Smiths Lake in the south to Green Point Drive in the north. Within this district are the villages of Smiths Lake Blueys Beach Boomerang Beach Elizabeth Beach and Booti Booti. The extent of this district is shown on plan 1479/A.

Pacific Palms (DISTRICT), NSW
title Pacific Palms (DISTRICT)
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state NSW
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placename Pacific Palms
designation DISTRICT
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lga GREAT LAKES
description A district extending along the coast from Smiths Lake in the south to Green Point Drive in the north. Within this district are the villages of Smiths Lake Blueys Beach Boomerang Beach Elizabeth Beach and Booti Booti. The extent of this district is shown on plan 1479/A.
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